MiladRTX/Glint v1.3

Glint 1.3

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Lower latency

• Sound much closer to the picture: about 55-80 ms behind instead of 95-130 ms.
• Sound recovers after a console freeze: it skips the backlog instead of playing up to a second behind for half a minute.
• The payload hands over frames and sound sooner: it notices each finished capture call within 0.1 ms instead of checking every 5 ms.
• Pictures go to the screen at the next refresh where the graphics driver supports it.

Smoother on Wi-Fi

The payload now streams at 35 Mbit/s (was 50). Over Wi-Fi, busy games at 50 Mbit/s or more could stall for a second or two; 35 stays at a steady 60 fps. With the PS5 on a cable you can go higher with the bitrate=N start argument (up to 100 Mbit/s) for a sharper picture in busy scenes.

New look

• Centred connect screens with a larger logo.
• New fonts: Space Grotesk for headings, Inter for text, JetBrains Mono for numbers.
• Settings and the gallery scroll at your monitor's full refresh rate.
• The Picture tab has its heading like the other tabs, and some Settings labels are clearer (for example Picture fit and Game audio).

Also

• Browser view on a Mac no longer freezes and falls behind (Safari and Chrome).
• glint.log gets a stats: line every 10 s while connected (network lateness, decode time, sound buffer, frame size, encoder quality), which helps when reporting stutter.

Install

1. Download Glint.exe and Glint-1.3-ps5.elf below.
2. Upload the .elf to your PS5:
   /data/pldmgr/payloads/local/glint/Glint-1.3-ps5.elf
   (you can delete the old Glint-1.2.1-ps5.elf)
3. From the home screen, load it from Payload Manager, then open Glint.exe.

If it doesn't start, please open an issue with /data/glint/capture.log from the PS5.

Only tested on firmware 13.60 so far. Full details in the changelog.